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Consider the following reactions at 300 K.
A `rarr` B (uncatalysed reaction)
`Aoverset("catalyst")rarrB` (catalyst reaction)
The activation energy is lowered by `8.314"KJ mol"^(-1)` for the catalysed reaction. How many times the rate of this catalysed reaction greater than that of uncatalysed reaction?(Given `e^(3.33)=20)`

A

28 times

B

15 times

C

25 times

D

22 times that of uncatalysed reaction.

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The correct Answer is:
A

`K_("uncat") = Ae^(-E_("uncat")//RT)`
`K_("cat") =Ae^(-E_("cat")//RT)`
Let the `E_(a)` for uncatalysed reaction be A, then for catalysed reaction it will be `(A-8.314 xx 10^(3))` calories/mol.
`K_("cat")/K_("uncat") =(e^(-A-8.314 xx 10^(3))//RT)/(e^(-A//RT)) = e^(8.314 xx 10^(3)//RT) = e^(33) = 28`
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